Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• September 19, 2016
The No. 4 Baker Wildcats picked up their fourth win in four games with a 44-15 victory at Graceland in Lamoni, Iowa , on Saturday. After leading only 16-3 at halftime, the Wildcats scored 28 second-half points to win their second-straight road game.
Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• September 11, 2016
The No. 5 Baker Wildcat football team picked up its first road win of the 2016 season with a dominant 41-7 win over William Penn on Saturday in Oskaloosa, Iowa. Senior wide receiver Quanzee Jonson’s four receiving touchdowns helped power the Wildcats to a 3-0 start this fall.
Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• September 4, 2016
The No. 5 Baker Wildcat football team put together a record-breaking day in an 89-27 beatdown of Culver-Stockton College on Saturday afternoon at Liston Stadium. Baker improved to 2-0 with the win and broke a 96-year old school record in the process.
Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• August 27, 2016
For the second straight season, the No. 5 Baker Wildcats opened up their season with a win over the No. 6 Grand View Vikings on Saturday afternoon at Liston Stadium. Unlike last season, Baker dominated Grand View from start to finish and picked up a 36-13 win.
Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• August 22, 2016
The Baker football team begins its 2016 campaign as the No. 5 team in the NAIA after winning the Heart of America Athletic Conference South Division in 2015 and reaching the second round of the playoffs. The Wildcats have many tools back and look to continue their surge toward the top of the NAIA in 2016.
The Baker football season came to an end Saturday when the Wildcats were defeated by Southern Oregon University 24-19 at Liston Stadium in the second round of the NAIA playoffs.
For the 2015 football season, the Wildcats welcomed back former quarterback Jake Morse, who now teaches his former position as a member of the coaching staff.
Through the cold and wind, Baker’s offense was effective against the warm-weather Point University’s defense in a 68-21 win on Saturday in Liston Stadium. The Wildcats put up a season-high 605 yards of total offense and are now one step closer to the NAIA championship game in Daytona Beach.
After giving up a 24-point halftime lead, the Baker Wildcats rallied in the final two minutes to win 38-35 at Evangel University on Saturday. The Wildcats, now 9-1 overall, are the Heart of America Conference South Division champions.
Story by Jim Joyner, Sports Editor
• November 13, 2015
The clock ticked down on the scoreboard at Volney C. Ashford Stadium in Marshall, Missouri, on Saturday, and the No. 2 Baker Wildcats knew that they had just accomplished something huge. With a 26-0 win against the Missouri Valley College Vikings, the Wildcats clinched at least a share of the Heart of America Athletic Conference South Division title.
